THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES FEDERAL REGISTER OF THE UNITED STATES

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EGISTER
NUMBER 36
Washington, Friday, February 20, 7959
Title 3?THE PRESIDENT
Executive Order 10805
DESMNATiNG THE CENTRAL INTEL-
LIGENCE AGENCY AS EXCEPTED
FROM CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF
THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
TRAINING ACT
WHEREAS section 4(b) of the Gov-
ernment Employees Training Act (public
Law 85-507; 72 Stat. 329) authorizes the
President to except departments and
agencies or any of their employees from
that act or any provisions thereof other
than sections 4, 21, and 22, whenever he
deems such action to be in the public
interest;' and
WHEREAS I have determined that it
woUld be in the ptiblic interest to except
the Central Intelligence Agency from cer-
tain provisions of that act;
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by section 4(b)
of the Government Employees Training
Act, and as President of the United
States, it is hereby ordered as follows:
SECTION 1. The Central Intelligence
Agency is hereby designated as excepted
frOrn the following-described provisions
of the Government Employees Training
Act:
(a) Section 2(4), 6 9(b)(1) 11 12 15
16, and 18.
(b) The last sentence of section 5,
(c) That part of section 7 which reads
''shall conform, on or after the effective
date of the regulations prescribed by the
Commission under section.6 of this Act,
to the principles, standards, and related
reqUirernents contained in, such regula-
tions then current,".
(d) That part :of sectiOn 10 which
reads "in accordance with regulations
issued by the Commission Under author-
ity of section d (a) (8)."
,
SEC. 2, Section 2 of Executive Order
No, 10809 of January 15, 1959, is hereby
' amended by deleting the _reference to
"section 5" and the reference to "section
5(b)" and by inserting in lieu thereof
"section 4" and "section 4(b)", respec-
tively.
-DwIrr D. SE111107ER
Ths ?XTirirs Ilottsp, _
Februalw 18, 1959.
[FA. Doe. 59-1576; Filed, Feb.
2:49
8, 1959;
Title 6?AGRICULTURAL
CREDIT
Chapter IV?Commodity Stabilization
Service and Commodity Credit Cor-
poration, Department of Agricul-
ture
PART 485?SOIL BANK
Subpart?Violations Procedure
MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS
The soil bank regulations applicable
to violations, 22 F.R. 2411, as amended,
are hereby further amended as follows:
1. Section 485.271(a) is amended by
deleting the cross-reference "?? 485.271
to 485.292 inclusive" and "therewith"
and substituting therefor "this subpart"
and "herewith" respectively.
2. Section 485.294n is amended by de-
leting the cross-reference "? 485.284
through ? 485.294j" and substituting
therefor -this subpart".
(See. 124, 70 Stat. 198; 7 U.S.C. 1812)
Issued at Washington, D.C., this 16th
day of February 1959.
[SEAL]TRUE D. MORsE,
Acting Secretary.
IF.R. aiC 59-1531; Filed, Feb. 19, 1959;
8.49 A.m.]
Title 7?AGRICULTURE
Chapter III?Agricultural Research
Service, Department of Agriculture
PART 319?FOREIGN QUARANTINE
NOTICES
Administrative Instructions Prescrib-
ing Method of Fumigation Of
Oranges, Grapefruit, and Tange-
rines From Mexico
Pursuant to the authority conferred
by ? 319.56-2 of the regulations (7 CFR,
1957 Bunn., 319.56-2; 23 P.R. 7166) sup-
plemental to the Fruit and Vegetable
Quarantine (notice of Quarantine No.
56), under sections 5 and 9 of the Plant ,
Quarantine Act of 1912 (7 U.S.C. 159,
162), administrative instructions to be
Conunued on p. 1303)
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CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
Executive Order
Designating the Central Intelli-
gence Agency as excepted from
certain provisions of the Gov-
ernment Employees Training
Act 1301
Page
EXECUTIVE AGENCIES
Agricultural Conservation Pro-
gram Service
Rules and regulations:
Alaska; 1959; miscellaneous
amendments 1301
Agricultural Marketing Service
Notices:
Robertson County Livestock
Sale and Georgetown Com-
munity Sale; proposed posting
of stockyards 1,320
Rules and regulations:
Tomatoes grown in Florida; lim-
itation of shipment 1303
Agricultural Research Service
Rules and regulations:
Designation of modified certified
brucellosis-free areas, public
stockyards, and slaughtering
establishments 1306
Oranges, grapefruit, and tan-
gerines from Mexico; method
of fumigation 1301
Agriculture Department
See also Agricultural Conservation
Program Service; Agricultural
Marketing Service; Agricultural
Research Service; Commodity
Stabilization Service.
Notices:
Trade fair exhibit; delegation of
authority to negotiate a con-
tract for design, construction
and operation thereof 1324
Alien Property Office
Notices:
Vested property, intention to
return:
La Soudure Electrique Auto-
? gene 1339
Levy, Mrs. Berthe
1339
1339
Uyeda, Shigeru
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ROHM REGISTER
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There are no restrictions on the re-
publication of material appearing in the
FEDERAL REGISTER, OF the CODE OF FEDERAL
REGULATIONS.
CFR SUPPLEMENTS
(As of January 1, 1959)
The following supplements are now
available:
Titles 22-23 ($0.35)
Title 25 ($0.35)
Title 49, Parts 91-164 ($0.40)
Previously announced: Title 3, 1958 Supp.
($0.3511 Title 46, Parts 146-149, 1958
Supp. 2 ($1.50)
Order from Superintendent of Docu-
ments, Government Printing Office,
Washington 25, D.C.
CONTENTS?Continued
Atomic Energy Commission
Notices:
Aerojet - General Nucleonics;
amendment to construction
permit
Coast Guard
Notices:
Equipment, installations, or
Materials and change in name
and addrdss Of manufactur-
ers; approval and termination
taf approval
Commerce Department
Notipes:
Hain, John G.; statement of
Changes in financial interests..
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
CONTENTS?Continued
Commodity Stabilization Service Page
Notices:
Marketing quota review corn-
iniatee.s ; establishment of
areas of venue 1320
Rules and regulations:
ioil banlz: violations procedure;
misceilaneous amendments 1301
Federal Aviation Agency
Rules and regulations:
Civil airways, designation; al-
terations _ 1304
Continental control area, con-
trol areas, control zones, re-
porting points, and positive
control route segments, desig-
nation thereof; alterations?
Restricted areas; alterations
Federal Communications Com-
mission
Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
Florence Broadcasting Co.,
The. (2 documents) ____ 1324, 1325
Pacific 13roadca.sters Corp 113322 64
Miller, James W., et al
Press Wireless, Inc 1325
Rounsaville of Cincinnati,
Inc. (WOUND 1325
Tobacco Valley Broadcasting
Co 1325
Various non-Governmental serv-
ices: statutory inquiry into
alloc'ition of frequencies____ 1324
Federal Power Commission
Notices:
Hearin.1,s, etc.:
American Louisiana Pipe Line
Co. et al 1327
Atlantic Refining Co 1335
Callcry, Francis A., et al 1334
Christensen & Matthews et
at 1332.
Colorado Interstate Gas Co 1335
Hawkins, H. L., et al_ 1333
Holleman, Wilbur J 1333
Monterey Oil Co 1336
North Penn Gas Co 1332
Phillips Petroleum Co 1335
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CONTENTS?Continued
International Cooperation Ad-
ministration
Rules and regulations:
Procedures for furnishing as-
sistance to cooperating coun-
tries; miscellaneous amend-
!tents 1306
Page
Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion
Notices:
Ann Arbor Railroad Co.; re-
routing traffic _____ 1338
Motor carrier transfer proceed-
ings 1338
Justice Department
1305 See Alien Property Office,
1305 land Manayement Bureau
Notices:
Proposed withdrawals and res-
ervation of lands:
California 1319
Oregon 1310
Saint Lawrence Seaway Devel-
opment Corporation
Proposed rule making:
Operating rules and regulations. 1315
Food and Drug Administration
Proposed rule making:
Certain orange juice products;
extension of time for filing
comments in re proposal to
establish identity standards__
Health, Education, and Welfare
Department
See Food and Drug Administra-
tion_
Indian Affairs Bureau
Notices:
Assistant Area Directors et al.;
recielegation of authority......-
Department
See
rialepartment
See Indian Affairs Bureau; Land
Management Bureau.
Internal revenue Service
Rules and regulations:
Income tax; taxable years be-
ginning after December 31,
l9'3; miscellaneous amend-
1321 mc- nts
Securities and Exchange Com-
mission
Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
Aluminum Industries, Inc__ 1336
New England Electric System
et al 1337
Union Electric Co 1336
Treasury Department
See Coast Guard; Internal Reve-
nue Service.
CODIFICATION CU IDE
A numerical list of the parts of the Code
of Federal Regulations affected by documents
published in this issue. Proposed rules, as
opposed to final actions, are identified as
such.
A Cumulative Codification Guide covering
the current month appears at Lhe end of each
issue beginning with the second issue of the
month.
3 CFR
Executive orders:
10800 (amended by EC) 10805) _ 1301
1315 10805 1301
6 CFR
Page
485 1301
7 CFR
319 1301
945 1303
1104 1304
1319 9 CFR
78 1306
14 CFR
600 1304
601 1305
608 1305
21 CFR
Proposed rules:
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CODIFICATION GUIDE?Con.
22 CFR nage
201_ 1306
26 (1954) CFR
1 1307
33 CFR
Proposed rules:
401 1315
designated as 7 CFR 319.56-2e are
hereby issued as follows:
? 319.56-2e Administrative instructions
prescribing method of fumigation of
oranges, grapefruit, and tangerines
from Mexico.
Approved fumigation with ethylene
dibromide at normal atmospheric pres-
sure, in accordance with the following
procedure, is hereby prescribed as an
alternate condition of entry under per-
mit, through ports specified in the per-
mit, for all shipments of oranges, grape-
fruit, and tangerines from Mexico.
(a) Approved fumigation. (1) The
approved fumigation shall consist of
fumigation with ethylene dibromide at
normal atmospheric pressure in a fumi-
gation chamber which has been approved
by the Plant Quarantine Division. The
chamber must be equipped with a gas-
tight window whicb will permit viewing
the electrically heated vaporizing pan
inside the chamber. The Plant quar-
antine Division will approve only those
chambers which are properly con-
structed, satisfactorily maintained, ade-
quately equipped, and at locations where
required treatment supervision can be
furnished. The treatment period shall
be for 2 hours and the dosage adjusted
to the chamber load, which shall not
exceed 80 percent of the volume., and
temperature as follows:
Load in percent of chamber
volume
Dosage in ounces per
1,000 cu. ft.
60l700 F.
Above
70? F.
Below 25
25 to 50
50 to 80
9
11
is
7
ii
The ethylene dibromide, a liquid at ordi-
nary temperatures, must be volatilized
within the sealed fumigation chamber in
an electrically heated vaporizing pan.
The gas shall be circulated within the
chamber continuously for the 2-hour
exposure period by an electric fan or
blower, the 2-hour period to begin when
volatilization is complete. The fan or
blower must be of a capacity to circulate
the entire air mass within the chamber
in one minute.
(2) Oranges, grapefruit, and tange-
rines may be waxed and packed for ship-
ment before fumigation and fruits may
be individually wrapped with conven-
tional citrus tissue. When loaded in the
fumigation chamber the boxes or con-
tainers must be stacked evenly over the
total floor surface and stacks separated
by at least one inch. Spacing between
boxes in a stack may be required if the
F E DER AL REGISTER
inspect 1.1 r be +e+ves such spacing is neces-
eery to insure adequate gas circulation.
I Pin pcfniit, and tangerines con-
tained in mesh bags or perforated poly-
ethylene bees meet he placed in field
containers for fumiga-
tion.
(le) Stueereleion of fumigation. In-
epectonioi he Plant Quarantine Divi-
sion a.11 supervise the fumigation of
oranges, grapefruit, and tangerines in
Mexico an will prescribe such safe-
guards as may be necessary for the han-
dling, 1:,+ chin 2, arid transportation of the
fruit from the time it leaves the treating
'atilt until It reaches the United States
port of entry, and such safeguards shall
include freedom from leaves and other
debris. The final release of the fruit for
entry into the United States will be con-
ilitionel upon compliance with the pre-
scribed eareemards.
(e) coste, All costs of constructing,
maintat eine, and operating fumigation
plants and facilities, and carrying out
precauttons prescribed for posttreatment
safeguards shall be borne by the owner
of the fruit or his representative.
(d) pprova/ of fumigation plants.
Approval of fumigation plants in Mexico
will be contingent upon compliance with
the pr(ivielops. of paragraph (a) (1) of
this section and upon the availability of
qualified personnel for assignment to
superviee the treatment and posttreat-
ment liandliiig of oranges, grapefruit,
and tariverines, Those in interest must
make edvence arrangements for ap-
proval of the fumigation plant and for
superVision, and furnish the Director of
the Pin of, Quarantine Division 1 with
acceptable aesura.nces that they will
provide., without cost to the United
States 'feepartinent of Agriculture, all
salaries, transportation, per diem; and
other administrative and incidental ex-
penses for the supervising inspectors,
including the payment to the inspectors
of additional compensation for their
services in excess of 40 hours weekly,
++(+cordin2 to the rates established for
the payment of inspectors of the Plant-
Qliarantine
(e) Department not responsible for
damage. While the prescribed treat-
mint is judged from experimental tests
to be safe for use with oranges, grape-
fruit, and tangerines,. the Department
assumes I.S9 responsibility for any damage
sustained through or in the course of
treatmeet, or because of posttreatment
Safeguards.
The perpeee of these instructions is to
specify the requirements for fumigation
facilities, fumigation dosages, and nec-
essary safeguard measures for the entry
of Mexican oranges, grapefruit, and
tiengerinee under authority of ?? 319.56-2
and 319.ee--6 to prevent plant pest dis-
e hese instructions provide
an alternate treatment to those now
authorized in administrative instructions
relating to low temperature and vapor-
heat treatments.
a ry Inxnertes should be directed
t+ ? the Regions] -taper-visor, Plant Quarantine
1,.0, .sox 909. 407 Federal Building,
arownsvnII,'rcx,
1303
These instructions therefore relleye
restrictions previously itnp leed. In order
to be of maximum benefi I to importers
of oranges, grapefruit, 4' Ld tangerines
the newly authorized prneedure should
be made available as sot n as possible,
Therefore, pursuant to section 4 of the
Administrative Procedure Aft (5 US (1
1003), it is found upon gcori cause that
notice and other public procedure in
respect to the foregoing ,Iriministrative
instructions are impractic,s,ble and un-
necessary, and since thee e instructions
relieve restrictions they ray be made
effective less than thirty (12 ys after pub-
lication in the FEDERAL RE4:1sTER.
These administrative instructions shall
become effective February 20, 1959.
(Sec. 9, 37 Stat. 318; 7 U.S.C. .182. Interpret
or applies see. 5, 37 Stat. 318; 1 U.S.C. 159)
Done at Washington, C., this 17th
day of February 1959.
fsEALl H. S. DEAN,
Acting Director,
Plant Quarar& ne Division.
[F.R. Doc. 59-1547; F'lled, Feb. 19, 1959;
8:51 a.m.]
Chapter IX?Agriculturcrl Marketing
Service (Marketing Agieements and
Orders), Department of Agriculture
[945.305 Amdt. ]
PART 945?TOMATOES GROWN IN
FLORIDA
Limitation of Shipment
Findings. (a) Pursuant to Marketing
Agreement No. 125 and Oilier No. 45 (7
CFR Part 945), regulating the handling
of tomatoes grown in Flo eda. effective
under the applicable Pray l+qorts of the
Agricultural Marketing Ar xeement Act
of 1937, as amended (48 Stat. 31, as
amended; 7 U.S.C. 601 et ,,eq.; 63 Stat,
906, 1047), and upon the basis of the
recommendation and info illation sub-
mitted by the Florida Tonei to Commit-
tee, established pursuant to said market-
ing agreement and order, and upon other
available information, it is hereby found
that the amendment to the limitation of
shipments, as hereinafter iirovided, will
tend to effectuate the deck, ved policy of
the act.
(b) It is hereby found that it is im-
practicable, unnecessary, end contrary
to the public interest to give preliminary
notice, engage in public rule making
procedure, and postpone the effective
date of this amendment until 30 days
after publication in the FEDI qA.T., REGISTER
(5 U.S.C. 1001 et seq.) in that: (i) The
amendment pertains exclUirvely to sub-
paragraph (6) of ? 945.305('s which is a
container regulation for tomatoes of a
turning or greater degree of maturity
that becomes effective March 1, 1959, and
extends through June 30 1959, and
(ii) the amendment relic/es restric-
tions by deleting subparagraph (6) of
? 945.305 (b) .
Order, as amended. Si ibtatra